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Old 05-08-2015, 02:08 PM   #7
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The appropriate way is I believe to use a
Code:
<h1>Header<br/><span class="subhead">Subhead</span></h1>
This has the effect of semantically keeping a subhead part of the structural header, as well as avoiding all those inappropriate breaks, and, @theducks, with an added benefit of not confusing paragraph-specific formatting to be overridden!
The CSS for .subhead can be used to modify the subhead relative to the original header class.

@odamizu -- use the [NOPARSE][/NOPARSE] tags. Cleverly, I have used them recursively, in order to stop the [NOPARSE][/NOPARSE] tags from being parsed and disappearing (like this: ).

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